Twilight Zone The New Exhibit Reviews
Newest Review: ... Quorn burgers and potato waffles. Anyway, Martin's dream of opening his own museum is not going to happen any time soon so he ... more
... now has to house these uncanny waxworks in the basement of his house and they require very precise temperature settings.
The air conditioning bill is soon bankrupting Martin and his wife and brother-in-law decide that his mad waxwork obsession has to end. The waxworks will have to go. But Martin has been secretly talking to the waxworks as if they are alive and anyone who tries to tamper with the air conditioning or investigate Martin's basement seems to end up dead. Are the waxworks coming to life and bumping peo...more
Customer Twilight Zone The New Exhibit Reviews (1)
by - written on 01/12/12 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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"Martin Lombard Senescu, a gentle man, the dedicated curator of Murderer's Row in Ferguson's Wax Museum. He ponders the reasons why ordinary men are driven to commit mass murder. What Mr Senescu does not know is that the groundwork has already been laid for his own special kind of madness and torment - found only in the Twilight Zone." The New Exhibit is a 2011 radio drama based on a Twilight Zone episode of the same name from 1963 written by Charles Beaumont and Jerry Sohl. The meek Martin Senescu (voiced by JoBe Cerny) is the enthusiastic guide and curator at Ferguson's Wax Museum. Martin's main responsibility resides in his favourite part of the museum. The . Read the complete review
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